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Hello,
I have a 320gb SAMSUNG HDD that have no bad sectors (as results of several hdd test software) but fails at something close to 2 hours of use. I have Windows 10 running on my laptop with this HDD, and the simptons are as described below:
1. Suddenly, all open APPs freezes
2. I can't change between opened windows
3. The mouse point is able to move all around the screen, but anything that I click on will interact with me
4. If a music, video or movie is playing, it will just stop
After a few minutes, the computer will reboot it self and the BIOS screen will prompt that there is no HDD connected. If I shut down the computer and turn on again, it will starts as always, and Windows will take like 5 minutes longer to boot, but no error message appears, it will behave like if a force shut down just happen.
Any thoughts? Can I fix this?
Thanks in advance!

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Hello All!
Fairly new to things here and still trying to get my footing. When i started at my workplace previous admin set up 3 HP Proliant DL360 Gen 9 Esxi 6.0 servers.
At the time budget was an issue so they put 8 - 300GB 10K SAS Hard Drives in. VM's were set up on the three servers with one dedicated to Veeam Backup.
Now space has become an issue and we have purchased 8 1TB 7.2K SAS hard drives to swap out.
I am having difficulty finding information online for the procedure to swap out all the drives. I believe the Veeam setup information is stored on the 100GB RAM and that just all the VM Backups are stored on the Drives.
I want to be able to do this without minimum time down and without losing any data.
Thanks in advance!

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